I'm still wondering about that weird little bug in the parser
that causes a newline to be added/returned at the end of the
last line. It's really making the line numbers look stupid when
you have no blank like after the end of the script.
22: ?
23:
I do understand your issues with i18n not
Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
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Here is a reproducing script. It does not make sense, because it is
ripped out of its XML_Transformer context:
?php
ob_start('callback');
function callback($buffer) {
ob_start();
eval($buffer);
$result = ob_get_contents();
The patch is mostly complete, and is open for lots of criticism. Also
available is my wrapper for the xls2xml library.
You are welcome to get the files from http://dapond.net/mods/ (ADSL, UK)
or http://margrietje.com/~devon/mods (34MBit FO, NL). Currently there
is no CVS server set up, but
Let me correct that, it should be
http://www.dapond.net/mods
Devon
Devon O'Dell wrote:
The patch is mostly complete, and is open for lots of criticism. Also
available is my wrapper for the xls2xml library.
You are welcome to get the files from http://dapond.net/mods/ (ADSL,
UK) or
Is there a fix for this bug in the works?
Because my software project depends on the correct
functionality of __FILE__, I keep getting more and
more reports related to this bug. A quick fix would be
greatly appreciated, because right now it is not possible
to run phpAdsNew on Solaris.
Regards,
Bug 19402 contains a patch which allows arbitrary content-type parameters
to be set in imap_mail_compose. I'd really like to see this in the tree,
as we already have the ability to set content-disposition parameters, but
oddly not those of content-type.
example usage (and demonstration of an
Yes I got the same bug.
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This is fixed in both 4.2.0-dev and 4.3.0-dev weeks ago.
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You probably configured --enable-mbstr-enc-trans which had this issue
in 4.2.3; since you are probably not really using that functionality
(because if you really knew what it does, you wouldn't have enabled it!),
remove the option and reconfigure.
IIRC, Yasuo fixed this in the branch (and in
I can't build PHP-GTK against current dev head (4.3.0), I get 7
compilation errors all of which say the same thing:
blah blah : error C2198: 'php_array_merge' : too few actual parameters
Now this worked a few weeks back ... ?
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I was wondering if one(not all) of you could tell me how to view the source
code for a particular php function.
maybe there is somewhere I should look to find this information... I just
don't know where to start.
Brendan
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knight wrote:
I was wondering if one(not all) of you could tell me how to view the source
code for a particular php function.
maybe there is somewhere I should look to find this information... I just
don't know where to start.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/zend.php
lxr.php.net
grep for
http://cvs.php.net is where it's all at.
there's lxr if you need to search it (http://lxr.php.net) or you could
just download it to your box following the instructions on
http://www.php.net/anoncvs.php or if you don't have the means to check
out from CVS you could just download the source for
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http://cvs.php.net is where it's all at.
there's lxr if you need to search it (http://lxr.php.net) or you could
just download it to your box following the
Hi Andi,
In the case of the following code:
class Foo {}
class Foo {}
PHP doesn't print a very helpful error message about the redefinition
of class Foo, particularly when the class was defined in a separate file.
The feature request is to have the error message to include the file/line
of the
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